Hi

I'm working with django 1.8. My project has several applications, each one 
uses a database using routers.I put admin site tables in a database by 
another router.

app1----> router1 ---> db1
app2----> router2 ---> db2
'admin', 'auth', 'contenttypes', 'sessions', 'messages', 'sites' ----> 
router 3 ----> db3

The admin site doesn't show any default permissions from app1 or app2, it 
shows only default permissions for its database-models.
If all apps (app1, app2, admin, auth, contenttypes, etc....) are in same 
database, this situation doesn´t occur.

Any idea?


sorry for my english 

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